Golf courses in Branson, MO.

Branson, MO

Branson Hills Golf Club sits in the Ozark Mountains near Branson, Missouri, on a site with steep natural elevation change, rock outcroppings, creeks and waterfalls. The opening hole drops about 130 feet from tee to fairway, setting the tone for a routing carved through wooded hillsides rather than open ground. The course was designed by Chuck Smith with design input from former PGA Tour player and Missouri native Bobby Clampett. Holes are individually named after Missouri golf figures such as Tom Watson and Payne Stewart, whose history is highlighted in a small museum at the clubhouse. Branson Hills is open to public play and offers six tee options, giving a wide range of playable yardages. A clubhouse with a restaurant and lounge, a driving range and club rentals support day-to-day play alongside outings and events.

Branson, MO

LedgeStone Country Club is an 18-hole course tucked into the Ozark Mountains near Branson, Missouri, on the grounds of Stonebridge Village in Branson West. The layout follows streams, points and rocky outcroppings typical of the surrounding hills. Designed by architect Tom Clark, the course plays to a par of 71 across six sets of tees ranging from about 3,793 to 6,881 yards, with Zoysia fairways and bentgrass greens, and features significant elevation changes that call for careful club selection. LedgeStone is attached to a private country club and community but is open to public play, with tee times booked online and seasonal maintenance closures affecting parts of the course at times.

Branson, MO

Thousand Hills Golf Resort is an 18-hole public golf course in the heart of Branson, Missouri, two blocks off the 76 Music Boulevard strip. The layout winds through Ozark hardwood forests and past rock formations and streams, close to Lake Taneycomo and Table Rock Lake. The course was designed by architect Robert E. Cupp with Michael Riley as course architect and opened to the public on April 1, 1995. Zoysia grass fairways and tees are paired with bentgrass greens across a routing built into the Ozark terrain. Thousand Hills is part of a larger resort with condominiums and a hotel, but the course itself is open to the public daily. There is no on-site driving range, though practice greens and a pro shop are available. Tee times can be booked up to 30 days in advance.

Branson, MO

Ozark shot-maker course along Lake Taneycomo.